Collider reports that Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey will be available to rent or buy digitally from 17 November 2026. A 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray follows the same day. ScreenRant reports that Deadline has also confirmed it.
That date covers digital rental and purchase, not a subscription service, so don’t expect it to appear in a streaming library you already pay for. Universal hasn’t announced a subscription date, but Time Out expects the film to land on Peacock, since it is a Universal Pictures property, sometime in winter 2027.
In the US, you can rent or buy it on Apple TV, Fandango at Home, Prime Video, and YouTube Movies. Amazon sells it for $19.99 on Prime Video, with no membership required. Joblo says the home release also includes 12 special features covering the production.
The film opened in cinemas on 17 July. Variety says the digital release follows a 123-day run. That’s far longer than most studio films get, and it’s the same window Nolan and Universal gave Oppenheimer, which reached premium VOD in November 2023.
The long wait didn’t hurt. In August, The Odyssey passed Deadpool & Wolverine to become the highest-grossing R-rated film of all time. Variety puts its worldwide total at more than $1.3 billion. Critics also liked it, with a 94% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Collider calls it a favourite for next year’s Oscars and expects it to break the nominations record Sinners set this year. Collider also says finally being available at home will help its awards campaign. Joblo reports that Universal has launched its push for the acting awards, with Matt Damon bidding for Best Actor.
Anyone who’d still rather see it on a big screen gets a second chance. ScreenRant says The Odyssey will return on 11 December to about 1,000 screens, including IMAX and IMAX 70mm.
